Camels played a vital role opening up vast regions of arid inland Australia. Camels were first introduced into Australia in the 1840’s to assist in the exploration of inland Australia.
Between 1840 and 1920 approximately 20,000 camels and between 2000 and 4000 Cameleers (camel handlers) were imported from India with an estimated 50-65% landed in South Australia.

Did you know that Australia has the largest population of wild disease free camels in the world ?
Did you know that we truck our hay to Uluru some 1,500km?

We are proud to be an animal first company; all of the animals on the farm are rescued from the wild, we invite you to share our passion for animals too.